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File:HINF BanishedDropPod HiPoly Render.jpg|A render of the high-poly asset for the drop pod. | |||
File:HINF XGS 2020 Banished Drop pod.png|A drop pod in the [[Halo Infinite Campaign Gameplay Premiere|''Halo Infinite'' Campaign Gameplay Premiere]]. | File:HINF XGS 2020 Banished Drop pod.png|A drop pod in the [[Halo Infinite Campaign Gameplay Premiere|''Halo Infinite'' Campaign Gameplay Premiere]]. | ||
File:HINF XGS 2020 Drop Pod exploding.png|Two drop pods about to explode in the ''Halo Infinite'' Campaign Gameplay Premiere. | File:HINF XGS 2020 Drop Pod exploding.png|Two drop pods about to explode in the ''Halo Infinite'' Campaign Gameplay Premiere. | ||
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22.4 feet (6.8 m)[1] |
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0.8 tons (0.7 tonnes)[1] |
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1 operator[1] |
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The Gydrozka Workshop Breaching Pod is a drop pod utilized by the Banished to deploy an individual from warships at high altitudes to the surface.[1]
Design details[edit]
Drop pods used by the Banished were manufactured by the Kordulaan War-Forge and developed by the Gydrozka workshop. The drop pod features four stabilizing thrusters at its fore and a gravitic braking chute at its rear to deaccelerate. The pod's frame is heavily armored and dense in the hopes of damaging potential opposition. After landing, the pod releases its hatch with an explosive blast, intended to inflict damage on nearby enemies.[1]
Operational history[edit]
Hydrozka Workshop Breaching Pods saw heavy use during the Battle for Zeta Halo.[2] These were typically dropped in large clusters to ensure infiltration of target.[1]
Gameplay[edit]
Before the drop pods land, they shine a red light on the ground. Soon after the occupant leaves the drop pod, it overloads like a heavily damaged vehicle, and then explodes harmlessly. Drop pods can transport Brutes, Elites, Hunters, Jackals or Grunts of any rank.[2]
While the drop pod explodes when used to deploy enemies, intact pods can be found across the surface of the ring as non-destructible scenery.[2]
Gallery[edit]
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A render of the high-poly asset for the drop pod.
A drop pod in the Halo Infinite Campaign Gameplay Premiere.
Two drop pods about to explode in the Halo Infinite Campaign Gameplay Premiere.
A Banished Jiralhanae Captain emerges from a drop pod in the Halo Infinite Campaign Gameplay Premiere.
Two Jiralhanae Warriors emerge from two drop pods.
A Banished drop pod and its door on the surface.
The door of a Banished drop pod.
Four drop pods landing.
A Jiralhanae Berserker in a drop pod.
Two drop pods moments from self-destruction.
List of appearances[edit]
- Halo Infinite (First appearance)
- Halo: Outcasts
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